Sentence examples for a third mandate in from inspiring English sources

Liberal Premier Jean Charest, a committed federalist, recently won a third mandate in December, with his party picking up 18 seats and securing a majority in the National Assembly.

For instance, the Constitution has been amended to allow A. Wade to run for a third mandate in the 2012 Presidential election, despite the constitutional two-term limit (Chen, 2013).

In 2006 Déby won a third mandate in elections that the opposition boycotted.

The former president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, has said she will run for a second mandate in the November poll.

Chairs and Vice-Chairs may also be confirmed for a second mandate in the elections taking place in the mid-term of the legislature.

The next burst of ideological energy -- massive regulation of the energy economy, federalizing higher education and "comprehensive" immigration reform (i.e., amnesty) -- will require a second mandate, meaning reelection in 2012.

What we're talking about is the money available in a first mandate, and we'd make sure we got rid of boil water advisories in that first mandate, but the structure is going to take a few more years that that.

The winner pointed out that he had secured his second mandate in a year and urged his colleagues to accept what had been a democratic decision.

The fact Corbyn proudly proclaimed "the second mandate in a year" tells you all you need to know about how winning a leadership contest isn't the be-all and end-all.

"But there are games to win and we're professional rugby players and that's the first mandate in the job description".

[The Premier] will promise to appoint a new "early learning adviser" to tell the government how to implement universal full-day pre-school before the end of its second mandate in 2011.